Unreported World: Obesity In Paradise
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Channel: Sophie Morgan
Views: 950,519
Rating: 4.4531703 out of 5
Keywords: sophie morgan, channel 4, unreported world
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Length: 24min 53sec (1493 seconds)
Published: Wed May 03 2017
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It is amazing how fast fat genes took hold there, totally coincidental that unhealthy western food arrived about the same time. Edit, I watched the documentary and the complete disconnect these people have with the cause of their disease is beyond shocking, I didn't get the impression that a single person intended to change anything even though they understood about losing limbs.
Enlightening. OMG that foot! Ugh.
Can I just say I really like how they filmed this on the moments with the reporter. On her eye level, which is a really good choice. Was a nice video to watch.
Also very educational. Didn't know about the extra sleep cycle for example.
I just met a girl from Uganda. We work in a concessions stand (she's new) and she was telling me about how excited she was to go home for winter break and eat tons of fresh fruit, veggies etc. because fast food is so much more prevalent here. She also mentioned that fast food is actually more expensive than fresh fruit in Uganda. It's cool to see that some countries haven't yet been completely taken over by cheap fast food and the people are still eating the native/traditional foods, hopefully it stays that way. It's really sad though, because food is such an integral part of culture and junk food pretty much erases that for newer generations.
Actually that makes me so sad. I hope the guy is doing well.
It's usually, if not always the food. Their traditional foods and lifestyle have been taken away, and more western lifestyles and foods are promoted. Obesity would have been less of a problem if they were still able to eat traditional nutritious foods.
Very educational. It seems like food is the biggest obstacle especially when companies are sending certain food items since Samoa is so remote.
The description of mutton flaps and turkey tails is what got me.
Goddamnit